Summer Camps in Bonita Springs, FL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Awesome Elements! A to Zinc & Living Laboratory - Full Day - Science Fun Lab
Full Day 9:30am – 4:30pm Get down to the basics exploring the elements! Cool chemists create copper coated concoctions while becoming master mixologists. Have a gas during density discoveries using light weight helium and crazy carbon dioxide! Exciting experiments await in this week of elemental exploration! After lunch experience a camp for Junior Zoologists who love to get their hands dirty! Explore slime surfing slugs and hair shooting spiders. From deserts to savannas, forest to swamps well leave no stone unturned in our quest to answer the coolest critter questions! 9194605800.0
Full Day 9:30am – 4:30pm Get down to the basics exploring the elements! Cool chemists create copper coated concoctions while becoming master mixologists. Have a gas during density discoveries using light weight helium and crazy carbon dioxide! Exciting experiments await in this week of elemental exploration! After lunch experience a camp for Junior Zoologists who love to get their hands dirty! Explore slime surfing slugs and hair shooting spiders. From deserts to savannas, forest to swamps well leave no stone unturned in our quest to answer the coolest critter questions! 9194605800.0
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Natures Wonders
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Distance
6.6 Miles
Address:
280 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, Naples, Florida 34108
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
7.01 Miles
Address:
, Estero, Florida
US Sports Camps and Nike Basketball Camps are proud to present another summer of camp with Tom Kane in Estero
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
13.69 Miles
Address:
, Naples, Florida
Curious Jane is a project-based camp for girls entering 3rd-6th grades
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Animals
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Bonita Springs, FL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Youth Camping Retreat (Times to be announced) - Orlando, FL
February 19-20 (Times to be announced) In addition to having an awesome time getting to hang out with the youth group, we will be getting to hang out with youth ministry families as well. We will have food, games, and times of Bible study. Our Bible study will be centered on the roles of students, parents, and youth pastor in the development of students as disciples of Jesus. If you are a non-camper, you are still welcome to come hang out and fellowship. Day visiters will be subject to regular park admission fees: $3 per vehicle for 1-2 people and $5 per vehicle for 3-8 people. Further details coming...
Dystopia Rising Indiana Nov 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Remember remember the month of November.
2nd Annual Youth Campout - Middle Fork Wildlife Mgmt Area
Bring your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews. WFBCHU 2nd annual youth camp. Friday, September 18: Check in 5 pm. Ride at 6 pm. Hobo dinner assembly upon return from ride. Leave No Trace demonstration during dinner. Guitar music and sing along. Hobo dinners and smores provided by Chapter. Saturday, September 19: Creakfast cooked and provided by Chapter. Service project if applicable. AM ride. Lunch on your own. 2 pm Ponies on Parade. Decorate your horse with animal friendly paint, glitter, ribbons, feathers, etc. We will lead decorated ponies through campground. PM ride if desired. First aid demo. Dinner hot dogs, chips, pork n beans provided by Chapter. Scavenger hunt 7 pm. Campfire smores and music. Sunday, September 20: Breakfast provided by Chapter. Ride. Good byes. Please RSVP Tammi Johnson @ [email protected] or (801) 690-4469 no later than September 11 of number coming in your party. All youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. This event free to members. Non- members of BCHU need to pay WFBCHU membership fee and sign liability release form. day of check in.
Downriver Actors Guild Teen Theatre Boot Camp - Wyandotte, MI
Teen Theatre Boot Camp Be in a one act musical where YOU have input to the character development, blocking, costume design and sets as you rehearse and create the production. Be trained by local directors in drama, dance, and voice. Everyone gets a part in the show. An exercise in creativity all around. This is a great environment to push yourself as an actor, try something new, and see how it works out. Together with your cast, create the set pieces, props, and costume pieces. Our Directors always see a difference in the abilities of performers who have participated in a Theater Immersion Camp. What is a Theater Immersion Camp? A show in a week! So much fun that Immersion Camps are one of our favorite programs! An unmatched exercise in teamwork and creativity as the cast works together under the supervision of professional drama, dance and voice coaches to create a one-act musical. The actors have an enormous amount of creative input to the production. Every actor comes to us with a different skill set. We strive to meet them where they are, push them enough that they are proud and feel accomplished, while making sure that they have fun and don't feel...
District Youth Fall Retreat - Mount Morris, IL
Save the date - We will be staying at the retreat lodge (and log cabin if needed) for our fall retreat. Fellowship with other youth in the district, interesting sessions, and an opportunity to help the camp out by raking leaves at the district wide leaf raking service project (Saturday starting at 8 am). Cost $40 - no charge for Advisor. Please contact Ralph Miner if cost is an issue.
Youth Camping Retreat (Times to be announced) - Orlando, FL
February 19-20 (Times to be announced) In addition to having an awesome time getting to hang out with the youth group, we will be getting to hang out with youth ministry families as well. We will have food, games, and times of Bible study. Our Bible study will be centered on the roles of students, parents, and youth pastor in the development of students as disciples of Jesus. If you are a non-camper, you are still welcome to come hang out and fellowship. Day visiters will be subject to regular park admission fees: $3 per vehicle for 1-2 people and $5 per vehicle for 3-8 people. Further details coming...
Dystopia Rising Indiana Nov 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Remember remember the month of November.
2nd Annual Youth Campout - Middle Fork Wildlife Mgmt Area
Bring your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews. WFBCHU 2nd annual youth camp. Friday, September 18: Check in 5 pm. Ride at 6 pm. Hobo dinner assembly upon return from ride. Leave No Trace demonstration during dinner. Guitar music and sing along. Hobo dinners and smores provided by Chapter. Saturday, September 19: Creakfast cooked and provided by Chapter. Service project if applicable. AM ride. Lunch on your own. 2 pm Ponies on Parade. Decorate your horse with animal friendly paint, glitter, ribbons, feathers, etc. We will lead decorated ponies through campground. PM ride if desired. First aid demo. Dinner hot dogs, chips, pork n beans provided by Chapter. Scavenger hunt 7 pm. Campfire smores and music. Sunday, September 20: Breakfast provided by Chapter. Ride. Good byes. Please RSVP Tammi Johnson @ [email protected] or (801) 690-4469 no later than September 11 of number coming in your party. All youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. This event free to members. Non- members of BCHU need to pay WFBCHU membership fee and sign liability release form. day of check in.
Downriver Actors Guild Teen Theatre Boot Camp - Wyandotte, MI
Teen Theatre Boot Camp Be in a one act musical where YOU have input to the character development, blocking, costume design and sets as you rehearse and create the production. Be trained by local directors in drama, dance, and voice. Everyone gets a part in the show. An exercise in creativity all around. This is a great environment to push yourself as an actor, try something new, and see how it works out. Together with your cast, create the set pieces, props, and costume pieces. Our Directors always see a difference in the abilities of performers who have participated in a Theater Immersion Camp. What is a Theater Immersion Camp? A show in a week! So much fun that Immersion Camps are one of our favorite programs! An unmatched exercise in teamwork and creativity as the cast works together under the supervision of professional drama, dance and voice coaches to create a one-act musical. The actors have an enormous amount of creative input to the production. Every actor comes to us with a different skill set. We strive to meet them where they are, push them enough that they are proud and feel accomplished, while making sure that they have fun and don't feel...
District Youth Fall Retreat - Mount Morris, IL
Save the date - We will be staying at the retreat lodge (and log cabin if needed) for our fall retreat. Fellowship with other youth in the district, interesting sessions, and an opportunity to help the camp out by raking leaves at the district wide leaf raking service project (Saturday starting at 8 am). Cost $40 - no charge for Advisor. Please contact Ralph Miner if cost is an issue.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Play with Clay - Creative York
Young potters will learn to express themselves through clay! Students will hand build, make bowls on the potters wheel, and add color to their finished work. Supplies included. 7178483200.0
SPORTS SAMPLER by ARENA SPORTS - Timberlake Church - Duvall
Arena Sports will be here to engage 4-6 year olds in a variety of different sports and active games, developing their coordination and team play. Students will also have a time of singing, games, teaching from the Bible, small groups & snacks as a part of their daily camp experience. 425-869-4400
Jazz Up Your Piano (49237P) - Cary Academy
Ever notice that performers like Billy Joel and bands like Coldplay can use the piano to get 16,000 people up on their feet dancing? Join us and jazz up YOUR piano playing! You will learn just a few cool chords and scales in order to create melodies and improvisations, and will use a lead sheet as a means to play almost anything right from the first time you see it. Bring your iPhones or iPads (if you have them) for recording. Well have a rockin performance on the last day with some guest pro musicians that will give you a chance to show off your new found chops! Six months or more of piano experience is strongly suggested! 919-677-7839
Ski Trip Male Participants 2016 - Camp Paivika
Adult campers between the ages of 18 and 99 with physical and/or developmental disabilities. 2 nights. Personal Care: Participants must be independent with their personal care needs. Individuals who require more than minor assistance with bathing, dressing, feeding and other personal care will not be accepted. Individuals requiring medical care other than the administration of medications will not be accepted. There will not be a nurse in attendance- medications will be managed by trained camp staff. Behavioral Challenges: Individuals with severe behavioral issues including acting out, inability to remain with the group, self-injurious/assaultive behaviors or aggressive tendencies will not be accepted. Campers will be assisted in ski activities and/or camping activities but must be interested and willing to participate in order to attend either of these programs. Staffing Ratios: Participants must be able to function safely in a group environment. Staff to camper ratios will be 1 to 5 during most times of the day. One to one care is not available. 909-338-1102 x5003
Advanced Survivor Camp - George Rogers Park
Put down the technology and learn how to use teamwork, leadership and decision making skills when your resources are few. Survivor camp builds on outdoor school and traditional outdoor camps. Campers use scenarios such as getting lost, wilderness survival and dealing with the Zombie Apocalypse to develop real survival and primitive skills such as shelter building, fire, traps, orienteering/tracking and much more!! AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION _PS GRP Lower Picnic Shelter at George Rogers Park INSTRUCTOR Daniel Coyle
Play with Clay - Creative York
Young potters will learn to express themselves through clay! Students will hand build, make bowls on the potters wheel, and add color to their finished work. Supplies included. 7178483200.0
SPORTS SAMPLER by ARENA SPORTS - Timberlake Church - Duvall
Arena Sports will be here to engage 4-6 year olds in a variety of different sports and active games, developing their coordination and team play. Students will also have a time of singing, games, teaching from the Bible, small groups & snacks as a part of their daily camp experience. 425-869-4400
Jazz Up Your Piano (49237P) - Cary Academy
Ever notice that performers like Billy Joel and bands like Coldplay can use the piano to get 16,000 people up on their feet dancing? Join us and jazz up YOUR piano playing! You will learn just a few cool chords and scales in order to create melodies and improvisations, and will use a lead sheet as a means to play almost anything right from the first time you see it. Bring your iPhones or iPads (if you have them) for recording. Well have a rockin performance on the last day with some guest pro musicians that will give you a chance to show off your new found chops! Six months or more of piano experience is strongly suggested! 919-677-7839
Ski Trip Male Participants 2016 - Camp Paivika
Adult campers between the ages of 18 and 99 with physical and/or developmental disabilities. 2 nights. Personal Care: Participants must be independent with their personal care needs. Individuals who require more than minor assistance with bathing, dressing, feeding and other personal care will not be accepted. Individuals requiring medical care other than the administration of medications will not be accepted. There will not be a nurse in attendance- medications will be managed by trained camp staff. Behavioral Challenges: Individuals with severe behavioral issues including acting out, inability to remain with the group, self-injurious/assaultive behaviors or aggressive tendencies will not be accepted. Campers will be assisted in ski activities and/or camping activities but must be interested and willing to participate in order to attend either of these programs. Staffing Ratios: Participants must be able to function safely in a group environment. Staff to camper ratios will be 1 to 5 during most times of the day. One to one care is not available. 909-338-1102 x5003
Advanced Survivor Camp - George Rogers Park
Put down the technology and learn how to use teamwork, leadership and decision making skills when your resources are few. Survivor camp builds on outdoor school and traditional outdoor camps. Campers use scenarios such as getting lost, wilderness survival and dealing with the Zombie Apocalypse to develop real survival and primitive skills such as shelter building, fire, traps, orienteering/tracking and much more!! AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION _PS GRP Lower Picnic Shelter at George Rogers Park INSTRUCTOR Daniel Coyle